The evening world. Newspaper, June 10, 1915, Page 6

c hours by his son-in-law, Morris R.| none of them are of @ nature I care Volck, also stepson of Domicto da © give out for publication. “I will say that we did not serious- at ae aan ee nose | 1% anticipate that Volek would make Washington, in the Volck apartmont| ,,, ‘Attempt to run off with the baby, on the ninth floor at No. Mf Bast) That was not why we had mon eta- Sixty-cighth Street, tioned in front of the house. I think Present indications are that Mrs, ia re tn be ry the ne to | "i | kidnap the little girl merely | Votck’s father may have bis hope ful-| 69 tientening his wife, tw | filled, Mrs, Volok and her nine- Ta ~ LEAVING HIS WIFE “We Hope There Will Be No |e Further Trouble,” Says Her Father. Stores Everywhere -With the Best of Everything to Eat and JAMES BUT 246 Stores 365 Markets -131 “70m? nee ' Strongly Intrenched For thirty-three years the James Butler Stores have been centres of thrift for thrivin, people; growing in favor all the time, as they increase and multiply. They now cover the whole metropolitan area and are strongly intrenched in the hearts and homes of house- keepers. Why? HOW MANY DRINKS [oyster sAvecet!F=4 DIVER, IN DELIRIUM, | ‘ . Wi hi fe your Yennition of intoxl- lon? A. L gever tought stout ie LIVES OVER DARING FEAT page J ot your drinks? A. After the rink. att @. Doss the second drink have the| Man Who Found Wrecked Subinar: AKATZENJAMMER? Grint fauna ba crs | ine Imagines in Illness He Is * | don’t know, — @. When going home in the taxioad Again at Bottom of Sea. | fret night from the Rite, aid you! DENVER, June 10.—In his room in draw thi — ; n (Continued from First Page.) Srsntie wick aoe ane Tra Peey | tho Plaza ‘Hotei here, William F. champagne makes the heart grow| Loughman, deep sea diver, is paying pa ye eg Ce A gr Fy of the penalty for his heroic work in you fol this ie in Teel at liberty [20 indulged tae hearty laugh with Sra to Heap the January chil] seerebing for the abmarion F-4 to noon caused him to lift the siege, All o diplomatic rena | Mt: McCormick. yA Ay Mad © of Honolulu, inquiries as to why the young hus- z Feviy.! Q. Can you tell us how many oor- With his head, obest and shoulders band wished to cut his young wife off ina phen rag f say that the l0-| ners there are near the District At- crushed and bruised, the reeuit of the from the: world in that fashion are! "a0. vice gather, when 4 way | OrHey's oMice? A. There are twelve he was caught in the tangied lines referred to Edmund L. Mooney of the id ¥ | cornere—five are occupied by saloons. attached to the submarine and was law firm of Biandy, Mooney & Ship. | DM #0m had locked her up, contented | on yeg, I forgot a place—an Italian ubmerged for four hours, he is @ ner- man, No, 41 Wall Street, the lawyer ba el igh han gm Volek. who got Justice Greenbaum in the Bu- you anticipate any further day afternoon until a writ of ba- corpus tssued yesterday after- get back to tho | “We hope there will be no further troubie.” vous wreck, and in his delirium imagines he is again searching tLe place—which ia pretty well patronized a by our follows, ; ocean bed off Honolulu. Because you get better » Phis was the non-committal atate-| preme Court to issue the writ, Lebel gaged Q. How about thet piace at the) "the witness mumbled an answer | Five Gays ago, on his way trom ity and hove quantity qual. CHOICE Ment made this morning by Jabish| “Mr. Volok’s conduct was not the Beuen buns Voick aged corner of Broadway and Franklin oat. See eee rs eats es tn if for less money than anywhere GROCERIES~ Bolmes of No. 114 East Seventy. | "°F ae can be explained on any is bak ie iar epartaens nag A. Yes, the liquor’s pretty lliness to atop off here. With him Mf else. Proof follows: reasonable "| good are. @ighth Street, the wealthy iawyer In fact she never left it. She has are his wife and her brother, who Q. How many drinks 4i4 you take , MeCormic! ia sought to keep their presence a se- N fwheee daughter and granddaughter sething to say conserning the matters! tore reaching home? ArT cant tore Re aniewared: <Nols oo | sree ew otatoes, thes ic Swans ele prisoners fir tweaty-tour fraid he would infu: just count them now—two or three.| mocormick's ” hedohente eee \ by . Ph bay oa wih tho bay cn “ar @. Can you keep count of them| Prince George Hotel after the Rin” Finest Selected Southern...... after taking six? A. Oh, yes, cer. | Carlton party. sito asthe yan ence at E Best Maine Potatoes, 6 ».8° Q. Did you ever make a phycho-|jeft her there in the cold air and you ae ec we Sant “hr stare To np erhrt h| Z=— New Texas Onions, 3"-.10 “I cannot answer those questions,” he replied. Though it wae stated at the Biit- more Hotel early to-day that Volck had gone to Long Branch and would , pina not return until to-morrow, he visited ; 4/4. @. Did you go in to see * the offices of hie attorney, John Dela-| @. How did it affect you—tell us.| of two weeks when you | Strictly c hunty, No. $9 Nassau Btrest, and pre-| A. Well, It made me more cheerful yee Fou biehe o yoursett awa : Z } \ Fr h sss i pared a statement for the press, in|and loosened my tongue a bit, I should | 6 F, SOL. hits on ane honeynmny es bd which he fiatly denies that he re-| say. @ after drinking thia grand wine with strained his wif her ii at] Q. Ien't it a fact after two or three | h after forty years of celibacy? Re, i mame BSG eee Gress cor Mr, | There must have been any other place.” ‘Mmo. da Gama, drinks you felt you could elect some reason Eoabns ur toge toe | Strfetie Ereet ES, eee . | fo . Her conduct oa: all, ables us to give the Paton ele Me “bahay | uke we or tree wine tahne '" Saree = utmost inservice and S : Fresh jg carton . ough the attorn ould Am! oat je whole State lew A that ohe waa ta tom | Loum carey the BALBOA, THE NEW DANCE, | “992°: the vi ew New SEs, 31 x ? gest, Optical Deliciously sweet and fresh; ‘teed ; TAMMANY SAGHEMS |r’ it rae") ALL THAT IS BEAUTIFUL| timo Ute tate. |] Si'ty ta eta eavto’ dose, furan INDORSE HOME RULE apne drinking 0 v0 wer sane temetes able us to give the best service Also Protest to Constitutional Con- vention Against Any Change what rmans “eatzon- si | at the lowest prices. . jodie ard Her net Peco years ie man, Msstere rHHAVG (Coed) We take no undue credit— Dut had-ewhat you call it?—a kats- ined Best in Modern Steps and we owe our success to volume in Jury System. ALBANY, June 10.—To-morrow be- ing the last day that proposals may Prunes, ©. '7°s 3 0. 20° ucces 7 Choice, thin- 1. A enjammer in my younger days. Eliminated the Vulgar. and @ determination to give Ree nes Suveeed Colioay tis Q. Vell us now whether or not after " “real” service and keep old Sliced P h East View Brand; extra choice your ‘marriage you became auch a| SAN FRANCISCO, June 10—Rxit| friends. | eaches, 7 Jams, Gem Brand, *)..0°5..2,"" didn't feel the effects any more? of “gripping dances.” Enter the Bal-| more. 2 9 glans 10. jars... McCormick did not answer. boa, the new national danoa Th e East View Brand, sifted, i be introduced in the Constitutional With © big emile on hie fee MS. sisty.ave dancing masters attending ‘ SKONNS P CAS, tender: large can, cut to. Convention, except through commit-|Towns asked: “Did Mre. McCormick | ing miernational Dancing Masters’ o' unanimots consent or suspen-| look the same to you after you bad e's. “Yes, just the same, stn” Balboa, which, they aaj " A memo from the Sachems of y. is @ com. . “an Cholee California... , A ra ae ers] ee Se tion atin Sia Sita a a a | Peaches, con cau ; BF | change in tbe prncent Hy syetem. or os the volgarity elimi. |3}2"usi + Egg PIs, exer standard... California; can... devotee of John Barleyoorn that you/ the Maxixe, one-step and the balance Harris Glasses — $2.00 and | pees Association to-day proclaimed to th sion of the rules, ssoree of hem ware three or four drinks?” world thelr latest innovation, the Geutists and Gptraans Pineapple, Sliced Hawaiian........... ete s the selection o mitted that he sald “damn” once in a Se chee. Bet vcoft anit: \ 4H | Home Rule for New York, was pre-| white, but never used it in the pres- gd ni A * ~ energy in designing, manufacturing ‘ \% Berks eet William Bate | a party at the Rits-Cariton when| “nt of te aasoelation, 080 Breed 01. Next to Strauss Co.. Newark, Evaporated Milk, Rall ene i pth pt el iets acing: | MG. when you sam ber ight © lear Condensed Milk, °:"" wwe sell them direct to the consumer at ‘ George W, Lott, : Ready obedient ao ‘A Separate Shop for. Men—-———— 7 scrietly palhcctan I Belle Brook Milk, &:'*" WHOLESALE PRICES. Le eer oe. STORE OPEN THIS SATURDAY UNTIL 6 P. M. deg Richest and best condensed; fated All sizes, all styles and all mate- i SET, artas one nent? 22) eee ae gn Essie Mill, wi, Sac od oak tak 1 rials, $4.00 to $12.00. took a sip of wine fter danel — ane with can of Esste Milk. A 8 arid, Why go eleewhere and pay $7:00 to $20.00 minced. there, that that's the proper tim Absolutely th c ‘si Tphay-f ad ah | the tht ta Essie Coffee, rimins. 35 ' 80 J9¢ Staraps with each ~ackage Essie Coilec ‘A Separate Shop for Me | Coffee, corcerccnicsituvcieain, 1O* STORE OPEN THIS SATURDAY UNTIL 6 P. M. Men's Cl othe Sh Teas, it toc Sao i ih eng 35 Jranklin Simon a Co. 8 West 38th St.—Store Floor Fifth Avenue Mens Furnishing Sh Fifth Avenue Housekeepers’ Canned Vegetable Special Perera beg No. ch 3 ll 2 5 rn, i ual Friday—at Special Prices Early June Peas, Choice. { © to wut. Men’s Silk Lined Suits Grape Juice, Motel oas 1.98 Corner Filth Ave. 16 West 38th St.—Store Floor Half Lined with Silk, Including Sleeves At Ali3S > Chi oe Inc. Meat Markets gh onl FOR MEN OR YOUNG MEN, 33 TO 46 CHEST Roasting Chickens, wi res, w....25 FRIDAY — at Special Prices Men’s Crepe Shirts Custom shirts of imported cotton renee of fine quality imported cotton crepe with stripes, equal in material and workmanship to the finest custom made shirts, Regular Price $4.00 2.50 Men’s Silk Shirts OF rub iaith, Beet Of Gare fn a large 1354 17 neck measure. eguisr Price s0%0 2.75 Men’s Silk Shirts Of heavy granite or heavy tub silk, light or dark grounds, in a large variety of combination stripes and colorings. 13} to 17 neck measure. Regular Price $6.00 3.50 Silk Crepe Shirts Of fine quali tin chin 5 ¢ quality satin striped oS ng 4, 50 Athletic Union Suits Of high grade crossbar nainsook, athletic aleeve, knee length drawer. Regular Price $1.25 85 Athletic Underwear or saperior quality crossbar nainsook, athletic u shirt, knee length drawer. Per garment wy Regular Priee .66 40 Men’s Pajamas Denk oll fope and'pecl vanes: arte Regular Price s1.60 1.15 New three and fou. button models, in checked over- L. I. Ducklings... ritheca peclorehk snpedcasmecorvores, | |Erime Rib Roast tard vicun, i Sugar Cured Bacon, 22". 1g¢ Oxford vicuna, English tweed and navy serge, soft roll front, natural shoulders; vest with silk back. ns of Pork ei 1 c Men’s Hand-Tailored Suits Fresh Fish, 28.0" Full or Half Lined; Unlined, Sleeves Silk Lined Mackerel, Deiciously Fresh FOR MEN OR YOUNG MEN, 33 TO 46 CHEST At All 132 James Butler Inc. Licensed One, two, three or four button models, of the newest hair t line overplaids, tartan plaids, club or shepherd checks, 50 AAC Stamps FRE be Sam ot Naty caren: eat rox froahi narerel MNGi, Old MonogramRyeWhiskey,»«:.75° full or half lined with mohair; or unlined, sleeves silk lined. Kingussie Scot chWhisk ey, bottle, S5° 24.50 Reguiar Price $30.00 Princeton Dry Gin, the finest, bottle, 75° Lager Beer, Case of 24 bottles... $1.00 Your cho'ce of Ruppert’s, Ehret’s, Liebmann’s or Koehler's, Deposit of 26c required for return of case and empty bottles, Double 4a~ Stamps on FRIDAY Orders Promptly Delivered FREE of Charge ‘A Separate Shop for Men STORE OPEN THIS SATURDAY UNTIL 6 P, M. Franklin Simon 8 Co. ’ Fifth Avenue Men's Shoe Shop 4 West 38th St.—Store Floor ——————$—— $e Men’s Low or High Shoes including Cloth or Buckskin Top Models Black, tan or mahogany Russia calf; also patent colt, with tops of same; buckskin or cloth, in tan, gray or fawn; also black or tan shoes, rubber soles. Sizes § to 11. Widths A to E. 5.00 vatue $6.00 Men’s White Flannel Trousers hite English tennis flannel; also stri white Eng- Grme es belt straps and cuffs; 27 to 42 waist, all lengibs, 3.75 Regular Price $5.78 Unlined Tuxedo Suits Sleeves Silk Lined FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN, 33 TO 44 CHEST ee Men’s Low or High Shoes __ || « Made by a Foremost Custom Shoe Maker rita Mahogany, dark tan or black Russia caif; also imported French patent calf, with tops of same, taupe, fawn or neturel in; also white-buckskin sport shoes, with \ Meather or subber soles, , Sizes 5 to 11. Widths AA to D. 6.50 Patues $7.00 to $9.00 Coat silk faced and with silk Co ee cad collar ‘aad eutte, New mode) unlined ‘vest; trousers with silk galloon band at sides. 25.00 \Reguiar Price 333.50 rm || Mow. FaDLISH~-1T CA as